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Originally posted by The Master View PostAre you having a giraffe?
Multiply those by 3 if it's Jim Smith Consulting Ltd., .
tim
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Hi Roots,
yes keeping on top the new fangled .Net is priority number 1 but I've dragged into supporting the LoadRunner peops with their stuff from the .Net side which got me thinkin about a plan c
Winston, you are not far out there
Milan.
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Originally posted by DiscoStu View PostHow come they're trusting someone so ditheringly inept to negotiate these things?
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Originally posted by Wilmslow View PostGot a consultancy in tomorrow, aim is to thrash out a rate card for testing resource.
I am assuming short work has a higher rate, and longer term will have a lower rate.
Any heads up on the type of rates I should be looking for.
Levels I am thinking of…..
Test Analyst
Senior Test Analyst
Test Manager
Automation Tester (QTP / WR)
Performance Tester (LoadRunner)
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roots,
let's say plan c then
Milan.Last edited by milanbenes; 16 April 2008, 13:35.
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Why not?
Originally posted by milanbenes View PostI was thinking....
is there a possibility to buy my own Mercury Loadrunner and go into companies connect it to their systems and do load testing for them ?
Do the analysis, document the business processes, record them into Loadrunner, install all the probes for diagnostics and voila
plan b ?
Milan.
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I was thinking....
is there a possibility to buy my own Mercury Loadrunner and go into companies connect it to their systems and do load testing for them ?
Do the analysis, document the business processes, record them into Loadrunner, install all the probes for diagnostics and voila
plan b ?
Milan.
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Originally posted by Wilmslow View PostConsultancy - not individuals. In my experience consultancy rates (where they use permies) tend to be a little keener - maybe just the quirks of where I have contracted though.
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Don't mean to sound harsh Wilmslooooooooooooow, but I wouldn't put you in charge of a shopping trolley, let alone hiring a consultancy for an IT project.
HTH
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Originally posted by Dow Jones View PostYou mentioned a consultancy that is coming. Are these consultancy rates or individual contractor ones? They sound OK for the latter, but will you get someone from a consultancy on those? Doubt it
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